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    Quote Originally Posted by yikess View Post
    I keep looking for pstone's answer (remember him?) since he's a true minner man and all.
    He musta retired cause I aint seed him in quite some time.
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    I like the BBUL in 10' but did have one break on the butt section, not the tip. I don't know if I would try to jerk a hoss out of the brush with it. Might need to go to a brush cutter or something like that for bigger fish that couldn't be netted handily. Around where I'm at there's not too many of those kind of fish.

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    Some folks do G3. Heck somebody's gotta chip in to the SS system for you geezers. LOL.

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    Thats OK....you guys are helping the cash flow...I get State retirement, SS, and also my Bank stock dividends etc. :D
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    And here we thought WB had all the cash

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    I recently bought a Santee Elite from BnM. It has no guides. The line runs internally and its nice to use in the brush. The only problem I have with it is that it likes very light line, 2-4lb. It is a tad heavy as a jigging rod, but it has a very sensitive feel to it. I've had a couple of mean cats on it and it seems to do just fine, even though it will take one heck of an arc in it.
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    You know last year I bought two 8' Outlaw's from Grizzly jig for the sole purpose of going down to the Rez and catching all of DD's fish under that dang bridge. Now I'm just waiting for some VERY cold weather to set in and then it's on!!!
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    Default Think you'll get that COLD WEATHER this friday

    Least the first real good cold front
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